Module 1 - Bio 121 Nutrition Questions with Correct Answers

Module 1 - Bio 121 Nutrition Questions with Nutrition Ans-Links food
Questions with Correct Answers


Question 1:
Food
Answer:
Provides energy



Question 2:
Nutrients
Answer:
Substances in food that support building and maintenance Essential and must be consumed



Question 3:
Vital to healthMaintains tissues, cells, and bones Fuels metabolic processes Regulates body
processes
Answer:
Maintains tissues, cells, and bones



Question 4:
Science of Nutrition
Answer:
Information consumers need to make wise food choices



Question 5:
Physical Health
Answer:
The body's ability to survive daily and perform the functions of survival



Question 6:
Intellectual Health
Answer:

,The cognitive ability to learn and adapt



Question 7:
Emotional Health
Answer:
The ability to express or suppress emotions



Question 8:
Vital to health
Maintains tissues, cells, and bones Fuels metabolic processes Regulates body processes
Answer:
Maintains tissues, cells, and bones



Question 9:
Social Health
Answer:
The ability to interact with others



Question 10:
Spiritual Health
Answer:
Cultural practices, feeling a purpose for human existence



Question 11:
Hunger
Answer:
Internal drive, negative sensation like churning or growling



Question 12:
Appetite
Answer:
External drive related to pleasant sensations associated with food. You can have an appetite

, without hunger.



Question 13:
Satiety
Answer:
Feeling full



Question 14:
Hypothalamus
Answer:
The region of the brain that plays a role in hunger. If you go without food for an extended
period, the nutrient levels in your blood will drop. This causes an increase in hunger because
the signal to the hypothalamus is sent to eat. When we eat, our desire to eat then declines. If
the hypothalamus is damaged and regulation is not controlled, then weight gain is prevalent.



Question 15:
External forces of eating
Answer:
Conitive, sensory, environmental, and health status



Question 16:
Ghrelin (hormone)
Answer:
increases hunger, produced by the stomach, travels to the brain, stimulates the hunger center,
as it deactivates the satiety centersincreases hunger, produced by the stomach, travels to the
brain, stimulates the hunger center, as it deactivates the satiety centers
increases hunger, produced by the stomach, travels to the brain, stimulates the hunger center,
as it deactivates the satiety centers
increases hunger, produced by the stomach, travels to the brain, stimulates the hunger center,
as it deactivates the satiety centers



Question 17:
Leptin (hormone)
Answer: